Juliana Enterprise

Juliana Gawu has years of experience buying & reselling charcoal. She was doing well, but fell ill and her only solution was to liquidate her inventory to pay for surgery. She is now well again & ready to continue in business.
NEED: An interest-free loan to help increase her purchasing power and increase her inventory.
IMPACT: Providing financial support to her church of which she has been a member for 12 years and help in supporting her large family.
INVESTMENT: $2000
ONLY $1000 NEEDED to fund this project completely!

Mission Resource Field Representative

A full-time Ghanaian field rep to oversee the new and ongoing businesses. Other duties include prayer, mentoring, bookeeping and maintaining open lines of communication.
NEED: A $9600 investment will fund the salary for 1 year. $2400 has been raised; to provide $200/month. The remaining need is for $600/month or $7200
IMPACT: The Ghanaian business owners will benefit through instruction of "best practice" business principles as well as in Kingdom principles.
INVESTMENT: $9600
ONLY $7200 NEEDED to fund this project completely!

God’s Grace Enterprise

Bismark and Gladys Kassatah had previously managed a household goods store. Once they began selling cassava dough they realized they could be more successful in that business since it is used in making banku which is eaten daily by Ghanaians. Because of the popularity of cassava dough they are able to sell in many different villages. Bismark and Gladys had previously received a Mission Resource loan and paid it back in full.
NEED: An interest-free loan to help expand their business in making cassava dough.
IMPACT: Provide for their family of four and support their local church as well as provide food to the surrounding community.
INVESTMENT: $800
ONLY $800 NEEDED to fund this project completely!

Adom Stores

Ernest and Esther Yeboah are from Northern Ghana where Ernest was a mission field nurse at a medical facility. Esther ran a household goods store that was funded through a Mission Resource loan. They recently relocated so Ernest could become the healthcare liaison to the rest of the nurses and medical staff in the country, and Esther had to close the store. Esther has reopened her store in Tema. Because of her increased volume, she needs to increase her inventory which will also help her purchase goods for less. Esther’s previous loan from Mission Resource was paid back in full.
NEED: An interest-free loan to increase inventory at her household goods store.
IMPACT: Providing needs to the community and financially supporting her church.
INVESTMENT: $2000
ONLY $2000 NEEDED to fund this project completely!

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